This technique is also from
Julia Andrus' book "
Paper Transformed" and is a variation of the
Leather Paper shown below. Spray card stock (I used a piece of manila folder) on both sides with Perfect Ink Refresher and gently rub onto the paper. Repeatedly crumple the paper to achieve the texture you desire. Iron the paper flat.
Lightly spray the paper with water and wipe off with a paper towel. This slight added moisture prevents ripping during the next step.
Place paper on a piece of foam (or a computer mouse pad) and repeatedly lightly press the round end of a paint brush into the paper.
Iron this same side of the paper flat.
Turn the paper over and lightly rub a dye ink over the surface:
Here's my finished piece:
Lightly spray the paper with water and wipe off with a paper towel. This slight added moisture prevents ripping during the next step.
Place paper on a piece of foam (or a computer mouse pad) and repeatedly lightly press the round end of a paint brush into the paper.
Iron this same side of the paper flat.
Turn the paper over and lightly rub a dye ink over the surface:
Here's my finished piece:
1 comment:
This will make a great background!!
Chrissy Bornfleth
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